I plan to use these in my horse trailer living quarters. Will they hold the cups firmly enough to keep them from falling out when we go over bumps?
43822
I believe so. However, I found that since I installed them, they have come loose. I don't recommend them for that reason.
43823
I have noticed that the store brand(HEB) pods occasionally fall out when I close my cupboard door. Some of the pods are a tiny bit larger and fit snugly. I don't know if the holes are getting bigger since I installed it or if it is just that the pods are a little smaller. I think over time, the holes might get bigger and so the pods would fall out.
43824
Yes, the cups stay firmly in place. But do not rely on the adhesive backing. I had to eventually use small tacks to fix them to the wall after a few of them fell off.
43825
They have worked for me in our travel trailer. All the pods have stayed in place when we've been towing.
43826
I think you'll be alright. The holders hold the cups firmly and given the cups are so light weight, it shouldn't be a problem. I hope this helps out.
43827
The adhesive is quite strong, I have them mounted on a cupboard door that is used often with no problems.
43828
Should not be a problem as they seem quite snug if totally inserted. Sure solves a problem with limited space.
43829
Not sure. The ones I bought I mounted under a kitchen cabinet, but first one and then the other kept falling down and eventually, I just had to find another solution. Not sure how they would do in a moving trailer.
666497
Yes. Our mugs fit nicely in our car cup holders. They, however, do not fit into the cup holder in our trailer - these cup holders are smaller than the ones in cars.
1017156
Won't fall over. Mine are full so very secure. Combined two different sizes to fill up the holder. Expensive but very convenient.
871126
They don't actually lock in place but, they fit so tightly that they don't collapse easily. I've knocked mine over and they didn't collapse.
787805
They don't exactly lock into place. There is grooves they set in to keep them in place. I have not had problems with them moving so it seems to work for me.
852458
Should hold them easily. The three uprights provide a lot of load-bearing support. I have a 46" TV on it.
1710003
Yes, they are very solid holds; just make sure to use long enough screws. I also added lock washers on my set to help prevent the screw from becoming loose. Love these hand holds!
903350
HiYes it will , these will need to be slipped inside the bed cover .. As long as the bed cover is tugged tightly in the bed ..these will hold strongly . Hope it helps you
1734885
They are sturdy, but the base is a little small and they can be "tippy". I got them to display invitations in a stationery shop, and find that they didn't perform as well as I'd hoped. A little bump will knock them over. The clip will probably scratch up a vinyl record too, so don't use anything that's not disposable. They would probably work if you can't find something with a bigger base.Hope that was helpful.
250696
We use them on our RV to hold the stack up. I would think if the wood were smooth and finished, it would work.
1338158
Yes! They should! They are very sturdy and stay put where you place them. I'd give them a try! They are cheap enough, but very well made.
1810964
The are pretty solid. I have them on an easy load trailer with an 18' fiberglass runabout. I have about 2" play on each side. To make them "tight" it would depend how far you could slide them in on your trailer on each side, and how wide your boat is.
884029
Not if they're the same size as a standard car cup holder. They're a little wider than that.
594216
They stay in pretty secure... The ridges hold it in. I have not had any problems with the ones i bought.. Hope thia helps
273495
They are stabilizers and are not intended to be used as a means of lifting your trailer. That said they would most likely do it. I have used them several times and the seem to work well.
7031
I would say if the glass was smooth, then yes. I used them on a paneling type board in the shower (don't ask) that had a tile effect, and they would stay for a time, but eventually they would fall. If I reattached before my shower (or re-enforced) they were a good hold. I used on a regular plastic shower wall, and they held until I removed when I moved.
1724437
No, not really. They are not as strong as the metal edge and they do not hold as much before they start to sag.